Healthy Mac and Cheese

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This mac and cheese is good for your heart, digestive system and changes up the flavor and texture of traditional mac. There’s only a few ingredients and they are all available on campus. It’s the lighter, more every-day-friendly version of your favorite comfort food. Spring break here you come.

Directions:
1. Heat salted water in a large pot.
2. Once boiling, add pasta and cook until well done (whole wheat pasta is firmer so you might need to cook it longer).
3. Strain the pasta and set aside.
4. In a hot pan on a low flame, add the almond milk, cheese, a pinch of salt and Greek yogurt.

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5. Stir to combine until it comes together, adding more milk if necessary.

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6. Add pasta and optional veggies and stir to coat.

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7. Spoon into a bowl and enjoy hot!

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Note: You can use reduced-fat cheddar/mozzarella cheese instead of Daiya if desired